He, Rahul said one smart thing recently. He said he will not be the next PM of India indicating MMS will continue after elections if UPA comes back t

He, Rahul said one smart thing recently. He said he will not be the next PM of India indicating MMS will continue after elections if UPA comes back to power. He needs another 5 years to understand the dynamics of Indian politics.

I hope he does not marry some columbian. Not that I have anything against columbians but India will have to wait another 30 or 40 years to get out of those so called patriotic Italian Indians and columbian Indians.
Yes. His qualifications are amazing:





1. Has poor educational record
2. Irresponsible, spoiled brat of Nehru familty
3. Indian born confused desi - Christian disguising as Hindu publicly
4. Confused ethnicity - Italian or Indian?
5. Immoral from Indian standards - Live in relationship with a Venezuelan girl
6. Bindaas Drunkard - Partied till early morning days after Mumbai blast when other leaders were pondering on what should be the action.
7. And now a rape charge over the past 2 years.

Has all hallmarks & qualifications to occupy the big chair. Full cycle of criminal & uselessness certifications :-)

As per my point of view Rahul Gandhi will be the next PM of India. He is debonair personality,Intelligent,young and most strongest person in the party

LK Advani,Laloo Yadav,Jaylalitha,Mayawati.....so many options ...
But who do you think can handle this responsibility well???

The Lok Sabha elections are now nearing and its time for Manmohan Singh Jee to step down..

want Dr. Manmohan Singh to be the next PM, but Rahul Gandhi seems like he'll take the chair. Though i dont want him to

As per my point of view Rahul Gandhi will be the next PM of India. He is debonair personality,Intelligent,young and most strongest person in the party. Will ll also see Rahul as "The next PM of INDIA." Desh ko Javan Banao
As per my point of view Rahul Gandhi will be the next PM of India. He is debonair personality,Intelligent,young and most strongest person in the party. Will ll also see Rahul as "The next PM of... -- Tushar

This one is really tricky question.As of today one cannot predict which party is going to come to power at centre.Media is busy conducting opinion pol

This one is really tricky question.As of today one cannot predict which party is going to come to power at centre.Media is busy conducting opinion polls but those polls can go wrong.One cannot predict the pulse of the voter.It happened in the last general elections where everyone predicted NDA's victory. Recently it is the same case with Delhi,Rajasthan assembly elections.
One can easily say that India is in transition stage as far as politics are concerned with no party strong enough to get to power single handedly.So Congress and BJP have to depend on regional parties.The Third front is a non starter and one can say that Left with allign with Congress to prevent BJP coming to power.
As for who will be the PM, if Congress and allies comes to power, depending on Manmohan Singh's health,allies will play cruicial role.
For short term he may be the PM and Rahul may be anoniated to the Post according to Sonia's wishes.Pranab cannot become PM as Sonia do not trust him.
If BJP and the allies come to power,Advani is sure to come to power.
Second generation leaders arenot strong in BJP and in Congress they dont have any say as they cant go against dynasty politics.
Over the passage of time,again single party may to power.
its as usual manmohan singh in After the 2004 general elections, the Indian National Congress stunned the incumbent National Democratic Alliance (NDA) by becoming the political party with the single largest number of seats in the Lok Sabha. In a surprise move, United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Chairperson Sonia Gandhi declared Manmohan Singh, a technocrat, as the UPA candidate for the Prime Minister post. Despite the fact that Singh had never won a Lok Sabha seat, his considerable goodwill and Sonia Gandhi's nomination won him the support of the UPA allies and the Left Front.

During his tenure, Singh's administration has focused on reducing the fiscal deficit, providing debt-relief to poor farmers, extending social programs and advancing the pro-industry economic and tax policies that have launched the country on a major economic expansion course since 2002. However, his government has been criticized for not carrying forward the momentum in economic reforms.
think this time its really a mystery and I think there will be a surprise name coming for PM. Its almost sure that again there is going to be a hung Parliament and as we all remember the time when H. D. Devegowda became PM as a surprise pack. Same thing is expected to occur again. Then among the probalities it may be Chandra Babu, Mayawati or even Laloo Prasad Yadav among the out of the leak names.
If somehow Congress comes into majority Rahul Gandhi is the most probable candidate as on his name only all the veterans can be kept mum otherwise a dog fight will be obvious for the Indian highest post. In case of NDA there is only one name and that is Mr L. K. Advani.

The next Parliamentary election to be held in May 2009. There is a big question to India that who will be next Prime Minister of India.

The next Parliamentary election to be held in May 2009. There is a big question to India that who will be next Prime Minister of India.
UPA has announced that Mr. Rahul Gandhi will be next Prime Minister of India if UPA will return in Central Government . Rahul Gandhi son of Late Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi are first choice of senior leaders of Congress. But perhaps they are forgetting Mr. P. Chidambram. Mr. P. Chidambarm may be next Prime Minister of India if UPA will come again in Central Government. Many of other parties of UPA liked to Mr. P Chidambaram as next Prime Minister of India. Mr. Chidambaram is liked by all south Indians leader also.



Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) has announced theirs P M in waiting to Mr. Lal Krishan Advani before one year. But way of Mr. L.K. Advani is not so easy.
He have to fight on real issue of India like unemployment, poverty, terrorism, etc. There are many other candidates from BJP who are ready to be Prime Minister of India.

Big Industrialist of India like Mr. Narendra Modi (Chief Minister Of Gujarat, BJP) as Prime Minister of India. They like his positive view for industries.
So Mr. Narendra Modi may be create problem for L K Advani for be Prime Minister of India.

Here in bottom of this article, is a list of Indian Prime Ministers.

Here in bottom of this article, is a list of Indian Prime Ministers.

Slowly and slowly Rahul is eing groomed for PM. There is news that Rahul now ready to be General Secretary of Congress.



There may be Bollywood-Hollywood, Bureaucrat or even leadership dynasty clone.

We may discuss for this and for human cone. There should not be only one qualification to be Nehru-Gandhi dynasty clone for Prime Minister Post to run India. There may be dictators and there may be king and queens in a corner of the world. But we don’t want to return in that era. Because of Nehru Gandhi dynasty, Rahul baba may be like a Prince Charles. It is unfortunate that he should be groomed for PM post. Have we learnt from ‘Dronacharya’ of Mahabharat. Did he give his son Aswasthama better chance than Arjun or others? This is right that there should not be castism. ‘Karn’ and ‘Arjun’ should be treated equally.



Nehru sired the most powerful political dynasty in India's modern history. His daughter Indira Gandhi would become Prime Minister within two years of his death in 1966, and would serve for 15 years and 3 terms. His grandson Rajiv Gandhi would hold that office from 1984 to 1989.



Today, Rajiv's widow Sonia Gandhi is Congress President, but is not Prime Minister despite the Congress efforts. Sonia is grooming her son Rahul Gandhi for the future, possibly as the next Indian Prime Minister. Rahul Gandhi's political grooming has started when he kicked up his job in the UK to join his mother on the campaign trail.



Sonia announced at a press conference in Mumbai, that it is the right of the people of India to say who shall be prime minister. But every citizen has also right to know, is this also a right to exploit open hearted Indian voters in the name of Nehru-Gandhi dynasty to ruin the Indian tradition, Indian civilization which is Hinduism based as explained by Supreme Court and also boldly written by Mark Tully?



There has been a shadow over the Congress procedure of anointing a prime minister ever since Jawaharlal Nehru's day. If we go back to the year 1946: The choice of Congress president became crucial since it was certain that the Viceroy would invite him or her to head the interim government. Twelve of the 15 Pradesh Congress Committees proposed the name of Sardar Patel; not one of them sent up the name of Jawaharlal Nehru -- not even his native United Provinces (as Uttar Pradesh was then titled). It was at this point that Mahatma Gandhi made his last decisive intervention in the affairs of the nation. The fact remains that Sardar Patel, the choice of the people, failed to become prime minister through a palace coup. Why there was partiality with Subhas Chandra Bose and Phiroze Khan (Gandhi)?



Mahatma Gandhi was late to realize his blunder mistake to name Nehru as PM. Following independence, the Mahatma wanted the Congress to be dissolved But selfish and opportunist could not fulfill his last wish also. Vallabhbhai Patel managed Congress, controlling the party machine better than anyone else before or after him. Vallabhbhai died in 1950 and after that the Congress largely became a party led by the Nehru family. Congress of prior independence days was the property of all Indians jointly. Today’s Congress has no right to exploit that.



Indira was Nehru's daughter and groomed by her affectionate father as his
visible heir without anyone even considerate to notice the political grooming.

Kamaraj declared that he had made a personal promise to Nehru, to make Indira, the Prime Minister 'at any cost'. Nehru had assisted Kamaraj earlier in his political ambitions and had made him the General Secretary of the Congress Party.



The Congress continued to defy the popular will long after Independence. It set up Charan Singh in 1979 and Chandra Shekhar in 1990 though both men lacked legitimacy. H D Deve Gowda or I K Gujral were also not the Indian people choice as prime minister when the Congress (I) propped them up!



Congress has a poor tradition when it comes to choosing leaders. UPA tries to fool us; can the 'secular' alliance UPA which is now headless, went to the people under the leadership of a single leader? If not, talk of leaving the choice to the people is just another stone in the grand edifice of untruth erected by the Congress. Gandhi resigned but UPA’s main ally CPM and Somnath Chaterrjee did not follow her.



JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU (Tenure1947-1964)

GULZARI LAL NANDA (MAY - JUNE, 1964 'acting' & 11-24, JANUARY,1966 'acting')
LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI (1964-1966)

INDIRA GANDHI (1966-1977 & 1980-1984))

MORARJI DESAI (1977-1979)

CHARAN SINGH (1979-1980

RAJIV GANDHI (1984-1989)

CHANDRASHEKHAR (1990-1991)
P.V.NARASIMHARAO (1991-1996)

A.B.VAJPAYEE ( 19.3.1998 - 13-10-1999, 13-10-1999- 22-5-2004 )

H.D.DEVEGOWDA (1.6.1996 - 21.4.1997)
I. K.GUJARAL (21.4.1997 - 18.3.1998)

Dr. MANMOHAN SINGH (May 22, 2004 - till date)

With the General Elections around the corner, leaders are all eyeing for the top job in the country. Who will ultimately occupy the seat is something

With the General Elections around the corner, leaders are all eyeing for the top job in the country. Who will ultimately occupy the seat is something that is for us to decide. But who is most likely to be the next Prime Minister of the world’s largest democracy? Dr. Manmohan Singh is the favored choice of the Congress Party. He however maintains that he is not up for the job, and with his recent surgery many are doubtful of his candidacy as Prime Minister.

Although viewed by some as a very weak politician, Dr. Singh is known for his credibility, integrity, administration and financial skill. His stint as finance minister saved the nation from an extreme financial crisis. His government has many achievements to his credit, from the Tsunami relief, to the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, to the Indo-US nuclear deal. His tenure, however saw an increase in terror attacks, including the attacks in Mumbai. The way he has handled the financial crisis, has been commendable.


But will all these help him become the Prime Minister again? More importantly, will he accept the top job again? There is a section in the Congress Party that wants the Gandhi family scion, Rahul Gandhi, to take over the reins of the country. But is Rahul Gandhi indeed the right choice for PM? Is he really worth it or is it going to be like a throne that he would inherit by being the heir apparent? He certainly has a huge following among the youth, but will this following translate into votes, and will this help him be the next PM? Will Sonia Gandhi be the next Prime Minister, after successfully pulling off a victory in 2004? She declined the post then, but will she take it up now if the UPA gets a clear mandate? Or will she, as many claim and believe, run the show from behind?

While the Congress party as a matter of policy does not declare its Prime Ministerial or Chief Ministerial candidate, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has already declared Sharad Pawar as its candidate for PM, perhaps showing signs of cracks in the United Progressive Alliance (UPA). The BJP meanwhile had more than a year ago declared L.K.Advani as the Prime Ministerial candidate. Advani is widely seen as a hard core seasoned politician, whose role in the Babri Masjid demolition has been repeatedly questioned. He was the Deputy PM and the Home Minister in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) govt., and has a good track record in terms of delivery. He also stood for high standards of values in politics and has been a strong opponent of corruption.

Many corporates including Ratan Tata, Sunil Bharti Mittal and Anil Ambani (who is widely seen as a Samajwadi Party man) has endorsed Gujarat Chief Minister Narendrabhai Modi as their ideal choice for PM. Modi is no doubt Corporate India’s favorite politician. In his tenure, he has attracted more than Rs.1,20,000 crores as investment in Gujarat and has an excellent track record in governance. His stature rises above the party, and his following extends beyond Gujarat’s borders. Even a CPM MP from Kerala, Abdullah Kutty praised Modi for his style of governance (and subsequently got suspended for doing so). Modi’s role in the Gujarat Riots of 2002 have made many believe that he is a Hindutva hardliner politician. He was denied a visa to the US for gross human rights violations, and is viewed as a mass murderer. Modi has, however, endorsed Advani as his PM candidate of choice, and has shown no desire to become PM anytime soon.

But Modi, no doubt is second in line in the BJP for the top job. The lady in pink, Mayawati, has expressed her desire to become Prime Minster. The elephant trampled the Samajwadi Party in UP, and is making increasing headway and political gain in other states, giving a scare among all political parties. Will Behenji create the magic that Sonia Gandhi did in 2004? Will she ever become Prime Minister? Her work for the upliftment of the oppressed dalits, and her socially intergrating approach in the last UP state elections has been commendable; but she has widely been accused of wide spread corruption, especially the lavish Birthday parties she has every year. The parties of the United National Progressive Alliance (UNPA) are constantly bickering among themselves for the top job. They are becoming a considerable force, and if consolidated, they could give the UPA and the NDA a run for their seats.

A very peculiar observation is that among all probables for the candidate of PM, only Rahul Gandhi is young. Being a young country, we are still being run by politicians who are in their 70s and 80s. Is this election going to be a turning point in Indian Politics? Will Young India be run by a young Prime Minster? Do we have any other young politicians who can lead India? That is for you to decide!

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It is quite unlikely that Manmohan will return as PM after the election. The next person to be PM will be the 15th one.Besides,election is for the 15th lok sabha. Mayawati was born on 15th. We know that 15 adds up to 6(1+5=6) At present,as far as I know,there is no possible prime ministerial aspirant who has this "triple 15″! India has so far got 14 prime ministers.But,so far, none with birth number 3 or 6 has become the PM. Another important prime ministerial aspirant is Pawar,whose birth number is 3. Will the jinx of number 3 or 6 be nullified this time and one whose birth number is 3/6 be sworn in as PM? If so,Mayawati has more chances.Since her birth number is 6 she is influenced by numbers 3,6 and 9. As the birth number is 6,Mayawati is influenced by numbers 3,6 and 9.At the first time,she was sworn in as chief minister onJune 3.For the second time,it was on March 21(2+1=3).For the 3rd time,it was on May 3.At the time of becoming CM for the 4th time she was 51 years old. My best political prediction based on numerology was about the outcome of 13th lok sabha election.That was published in THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS DAILY dated May 17,1999.Please read:- NO 13 lucky for Atalji! Kochi:The number 13 has scared the life out of many.But it seems to have a saving grace as far as Prime Minister Atalji is concerned.This interesting find comes from Mr MK Damodaran who is passionately involved with numerology.His studies into the science of numbers have proved that 13 is not unfortunate for Atal Behari Vajpayee.Here are a few of his findings: At present even communist mouthpieces are saying that number 13 is unfortunate for Prime Minister Vajpayee."Vajpayee was Prime Minister for 13 days and 13 months respectively.So,13 is unlucky for him!Oh God!What on earth have the communists and rationalists to do with an occult subject like numerology",asks Mr Damodaran. According to numerology,13 is not at all an unfortunate number.The belief on the cotrary is is rooted somewhere else.As for Vajpayee,13 is a fortunate and highly powerful number. Vajpayee was born on December 25,1924.So his birth number is 7(2+5=7).Those born on 7,16 and 25 carry the birth number 7. According to numerology,numbers 1,2,4 and 7 are fortunate for those with birth number 7."But from my research I have found that some times lucky numbers turn out to be unlucky also.However,the chances of ill-luck is comparitively less." "I have found that mental power can be strengthened by by strictly adhering to lucky numbers",continuesMr Damodaran. In the case of Vajpayee,numbers 1,2,4 and 7 have played prominent role his life. 1)Firstly he became Prime Minister on May 16,1996.Both the date and year represent number 7,since they add up to 7. 1+6=7. 1+9+9+6=25,2+5=7. 2)Then he was the 10th Prime Minister-adds up to 1(1+0=1). 3)He ruled for 13 days-adds up to 4(1+3=4) 4)He resigned on May 28-adds up to 1(2+8=10,1+0=1) 5)Secondly he became Prime Minister on March 19(1+9=10,1+0=1) 6)Then he was the 13th Prime Minister 7)He ruled for 13 months with 13 parties. 8)He lost power in April-the 4th month 9)He was voted out by 1 vote 10)He under took the historic Lahore trip on February 20,1999. The date adds up to 2(2+0=2).February is the 2nd month.1999 adds up to 1(1+9+9+9=28,2+8=10,1+0=1). 11)The number of the name Vajpayee is 28 which adds up to 1.The name AB Vajpayee carries the number 31 which adds up to 4.He is also Known as Atalji which carries the number 11,that adds up to 2. In short,Vajpayee is highly influenced by numbers 1,2,4 and 7. Frankly speaking,a prediction in electoral victory or government formation cannot be done by numerology.Of cours,it can be done by expert asrologers. However,in view of the fact that Vajpayee’s powerful numbers 1,2,4 and 7 are prominently influencing him,certain hints can be got. 1)Election is for the 13th Lok Sabha.Since it adds up to 4 and number 4 is lucky for Vajpayee the coming election is likely to be in his favour. 2)The election year is 1999 which adds up to 1-his lucky number. 3)In the history of Indian democracy,no defeated person who conducted election as caretaker Prime Minister has returned to rule.Vajpayee is likely to "break the record" as the 1st person. As regards Sonia,her prominent numbers are 3,6,8 and 9. She was born on December 9.For those born on the 9th of any month,numbers 3,6 and 9 are highly influential. Sonia’s name number is 17 which adds up to 8(1+7=8).The name Sonia Gandhi carries the number 36 which adds up to 9(3+6=9).To put it briefly,her prominent numbers are 3,6,8 and 9. She became a widow on May 21 which adds up to 3(2+1=3).At that time she was 44 years old(4+4=8).She became a member of the Congress on May 8.She plunged into politics in 1998-which adds up to 9(1+9+9+8=27,2+7=9). However the coming election has no considerable influence on her numbers. Another strong hint is that the possibility of a person from the Nehru family again becoming the Prime Minister of India is rather dim. Nehru was born in 1889.India saw the end of Nehru dynasty in 1989-that is,100 years after the birth of Nehru. The Indian National Congress was split in 1969-that is,100 years after the birth of Mahatma. There is no possibility of the revival of the pre-1969 Congress.The same seems to be the case of another person from the Nehru family heading the government. Jayalalitha’s birth number is 6.So,numbers 3,6 and 9 are lucky for her.In fact her penchant for number 9 is quite well-known. It is seen that she lived at house number 36,that at her foster son Sudhakaran’s marriage the bridegroom’s party was led by 27 mounted policemen and that the cultural troupe consisted of 27 members and that at a mass wedding for 1008 brides she presided over,the menu had 18 items(each number adds up to 9).Her party has 18 Mps. Quite recently,the AIADMK withdrew from the coordination panel on April 9 and Jaya left for New Delhi with a 9-day-mission to topple the Vajpayee government. Actually,the votes polled against Vajpayee were 270 which adds up to 9.But,alas,within 9 days the dream of an alternative government was also shattered. (The New Indian Express-May 17,1999)